West Coast of Norway

The West Coast of Norway is a scenic region characterized by dramatic fjords, rugged mountains, and a long, indented coastline along the North Atlantic Ocean. Known for its natural beauty, it features vibrant cities like Bergen, as well as small fishing villages. The area has a maritime climate, with mild winters and cool summers, influenced by the Gulf Stream. It is a hub for maritime industries, tourism, and outdoor activities such as hiking, sailing, and fjord cruises. The landscape’s stunning scenery and cultural heritage make it a key part of Norway’s identity and appeal.